Spring is finally here, and the Midwest is shedding its cold, snowy blanket. The tulips are starting to peek through the soil and the snow has finally melted away. As we look forward to the warmer months ahead, it’s natural to start thinking about ways to bring some color and life to our outdoor spaces. But with most nurseries and garden centers closed for the season, it can be hard to find the perfect plants and accessories to spruce up your garden.
That’s why I’ve put together this roundup of garden crafts that you can make yourself. These projects are perfect for adding a personal touch to your own garden, or for giving as thoughtful gifts to the gardeners in your life. From charming birdhouses to stylish garden markers, these crafts are easy to make and will add a touch of personality to any outdoor space.
In this list, you will find 10 inspiring garden craft ideas that are perfect for spring. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or a beginner, these projects will help you get creative and add some fun to your gardening experience. So grab your tools, gather your materials, and let’s get crafting!
Here are 10 projects for your garden that hopefully will inspire you to try some DIY Garden crafts.
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1. Dip Painted Pots – Four Generations, One Roof
2. Spiritual Garden Charm – Craftbits
the Spiritual Garden Charm, a beautiful and meaningful craft project perfect for adding a touch of spirituality to your garden. This charm is an easy and fun way to bring some positive energy and intention to your outdoor space. This charming project is not only a fun and easy craft, but it also serves as a meaningful addition to your garden. The Spiritual Garden Charm will bring positive energy and intention to your outdoor space, and it can also serve as a reminder of your spiritual beliefs.
3. Rock Rain Chain – Dollar Store Crafts
The materials you will need for this project can be found at your local dollar store, making it a budget-friendly option. You’ll need a chain or string, some rocks or stones, and some glue or wire to hold everything together.
The process of creating the Rock Rain Chain is simple and enjoyable. First, you’ll need to gather a selection of rocks or stones that are similar in size and shape. Once you have your rocks, you can begin to thread them onto the chain or string, using glue or wire to hold them securely in place.
4. Vegetable Garden Basket – RunnerDuck Resources
5. Butterfly Feeder Jar – Homework
Butterfly Feeder Jar, a beautiful and easy-to-make craft project that will add some natural charm to your garden. This feeder will help to attract butterflies and other pollinators to your outdoor space, while also providing them with a source of nourishment.
The materials you will need for this project are simple and can be found at most craft stores. You’ll need a jar with a tight-fitting lid, some paint or markers, and a selection of materials to create a butterfly feeder. You can use sugar water, fruit, or nectar to create the feeder solution.
6. Salvaged Door Potting Bench – The Enchanted Oven This charming project is not only a fun and easy craft, but it also serves as a functional and unique addition to your garden
7. Protected Plant Markers – Martha Stewart
These markers are an easy and fun way to label your plants and protect them from harsh weather conditions.
8. Moss Topped Birdhouse – A Diamond in the Stuff
a beautiful and unique craft project that will add some natural charm to your garden. This birdhouse is an easy and fun way to provide a safe and cozy home for your feathered friends, while also adding some greenery to your outdoor space.
9. Cookie Cutter Wind Chimes – Wallace Gardens
Cookie Cutter Wind Chimes, a unique and fun craft project that will add some charm to your outdoor spaces. These wind chimes are an easy and budget-friendly way to create a personalized and beautiful piece of decor that will catch the breeze and make a soothing sound.
The materials you will need for this project are simple and can be found at most craft stores. You’ll need a selection of cookie cutters in different shapes and sizes, paint or markers, a length of fishing line or wire, and some beads or other decorative elements.
10. Herb Garden Toads Welcome Sign – Crafts by Amanda
jessica @fourgenerationsoneroof says
Thank you so much for including me in this fabulous roundup 🙂 xo!!
amber whitehead says
I love the cookie cutter windchimes!
Suzanne says
I can’t pick a favorite. They are all so cute and excellent projects! Oh, wait. I CAN pick a favorite. The biscuit cutter wind chimes! So cute!
Gaga says
Cookie Cutter Wind Chimes are unique and beautiful.
Aida F. says
These are ALL so BEAUTIFUL and creative. I hope to make these for my mother and my gardens, thank you for sharing!! 🙂
toni says
Nice ideas I would like instructions on the butterfly bottle
Courtney @ A Diamond in the Stuff says
Thank you so for including my Moss Birdhouse…what a great round up and I am SO ready for Spring!
Irene Phillips says
I love all the crafts and going to make some of them
Mary says
My favorite……. cookie cutter wind chimes and the butterfly feeder. Thanks for the great ideas.
Jessica F. says
These are all really great! I love the veggie basket and the rock chain! I’ve been wanting to do a rock chain to replace the gutter into the rain barrel but they are SOOO expensive! Now I can make it myself, yay! 🙂 thanks for putting this wonderful little collection together!
Geths Hilario says
Thank you for sharing. I love them all!
Geths Hilario says
Hope thete are instructions on the butterfly jar.
Heather Cummings says
The birdhouse is very cool!
betty jackson says
love all of them